Hoover faces farm relief plan and tariff shifts in Congress
Edward W. Pickard reports Congress convenes for extraordinary session to debate farm relief, tariff revisions, and immigration limits. Hoover’s brief message calls for a federal farm board, revolving fund, tariff changes, and possible transfer of prohibition enforcement, with opposition from Capper and Brookhart.
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Michaelson
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Longworth
Florida
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Iowa
Committee On Agriculture
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Brookhart
Norbeck
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Department of Justice
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Allies and Germany at Paris reparations talks collapse
Proposals diverged sharply as Germany offered 87 annuities totaling 1.65 billion gold marks, far below Allied demands. Lord Revelstoke’s subcommittee found no middle ground and allies blamed Schacht for injecting politics into a financial settlement, warning of likely damage to Germany’s international credit.
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Conference of Experts
Paris
Schacht
Germany
Doctor Schacht
Bulgarian King Boris narrowly escapes bombing plot
Police in Sofia thwart a murder attempt on King Boris of Bulgaria after locating two bombs in his private railway coach at the border. Authorities said warnings indicated Communist plans to kill the monarch if the raid failed.
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Ing Boris
Bulgaria
Sofia
Babe Ruth Marries Claire Hodgson in New York
The King of Swat Babe Ruth wed Claire Hodgson, a former actress from Georgia, early last week. They established a New York apartment, joining Ruth's adopted daughter and Ruth's mother with two younger brothers in the household.
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Swat
Claire Hodgson
Georgia
New York
Babe
Ruth
Death of Texas statesman Bailey in Sherman courtroom
Pee W Bailey former Texas representative and senator fell dead in a Sherman courtroom during a lawsuit. Death came from a heart blood clot. His 1920 bid for Texas governor failed largely due to his anti prohibition and anti woman suffrage activities.
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Pee .W. Bailey
Texas
South
Sherman
National Congress
Bailey
Pat Neff
Myron T. Herrick
France
Cleveland
Ohio
Trinity
Episcopal
Conscience and the Still Small Voice Reflected
A reflective essay traces how conscience shaped belief across decades. It recounts tales of a diamond ring theft and a college student confessing a credit error to seek honesty, illustrating conscience as a guiding force in decisions and moral resolve.
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Herbert Hobbs
Middletown
Oho
Herbert
Bentley
Wabash
Western Newspaper Union
Dream Farmer Appleby Honored For Grain Binder Invention
Wisconsin farmers erected a granite monument to John I Appleby memory of a mid west whittler who at eighteen sketched and perfected a grain binding machine in 1858. The design remains the basis for grain binders used worldwide.
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Wisconsin
John I Appleby
Mid-West
Appleby
Illness Delays Cornwallis at Yorktown Surrender
General Cornwallis fell ill during the Yorktown surrender ceremony. General Lincoln accepted the sword and carried out the formal handover as General O Lora bore the ceremonial blade. Doctor Butler, president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, marks its 25th anniversary in New York.
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O'Lara
Cornwallig
Yorktown
Cornwallis
Lincoln
Minister Fireman Wert Henry Steel Fahersham of Monroe Bonn
An obscure OCR fragment mentions a minister and Henry Steel Fahersham connected to Monroe Bonn with unclear roles. The text is garbled and provides no coherent event or outcome to report with certainty.
So Deep The Thick-Headed Are Usually Thin Skinned
A compact quotation from Farm and Fireside notes that stubborn people often show sensitive reactions, hinting at a common paradox of resilience and vulnerability in character.
Reward Offered For Sheep Thief And Camp Robber Convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association posts rewards for crime convictions. $250 for the conviction of any sheep thief and $100 for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
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